at him. illegally carrying a pistol before he started shooting into a crowd of shoppers. put into handcuffs. of course? he was later released on $25,000 bond. you heard that right. it gets worse. 24 hours later the guy that shot up a mall was sent home where he was given an ankle monitor. and it gets worse he was put under house arrest. but the judge is allowing pryce to go to work while he waits around for his trial. he just has to avoid malls. really? like that s going to do anything. democrats have become the party of no common sense. they are letting the most aggressive criminals run free on the streets and blaming the out of control crime on guns or covid or just to name a few of their excuses of late. how about start doing the obvious and stop putting criminals back on the streets. care about the victims. we have been saying this for the longest time. they are not learning the lesson. our kids are the ones have to suffer for it pittsburgh two, minors left dead at air b
a short drive to the shooting scene in brooklyn. if you know him, you re asked to call 1-800-577-tips. 1-800-577-tips. this all began in the middle of rush hour this morning. the smoke from two smoke canisters police say the gunman set off before opening fire with a 9 millimeter pistol. in a moment, we ll speak to one of the ten gunshot victims, a man who said he was sitting next to the gunman moments before the firing began. first, the latest from the scene in the sunset park section of brooklyn. a flurry of late developments today. give us the latest. yeah, and the biggest one is what you just said. they re still looking for this person, as you mentioned, person of interest, according to law enforcement officials. that they just want to talk to, and they re still trying to piece together how that person is connected to what happened here in the subway. but there s been a lot of evidence that has been recovered that law enforcement is really working with at this hour. we
thanks, everybody, for watching. i m christine romans. new day starts right now. this is cnn breaking news. all right. good morning to viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is wednesday, april 13th. i m john berman in brooklyn, new york. brianna keilar is in lviv in western ukraine. there is a manhunt under way for a gunman who terrored rush-hour commuters at a train station behind me yesterday morning. he fired 33 shots, hitting at least 10 people. five of the victims children on their way to school. this was mayhem. people rushing from the train. some wounded. the floor of the platform covered in blood. many of the victims gasping for air because smoke canisters were used by the gunman, two of them. police have not named a suspect yet. they are, however, looking for 62-year-old frank james who they say is a person of interest. investigators believe he repeated this u-haul van found a few miles from the scene. police are investigating whether james
attacks in a new phase of military operations. and take a look at this, this is new video that we re just getting in of what appears to be explosions from a cluster bomb also in kharkiv, you see that car backing up, keep an eye on that, you see the explosion behind it and then others scattered around it to follow, even more after this. just this morning, president zelenskyy also accused russia of using phosphorous bombs to terrorize civilians. first, though, back to john berman, he s outside that brooklyn train station. berman? that s right there is this manhunt under way, a citywide search for whoever opened fire on the subway. the station right behind me. joining me now director former director of intelligence analysis for the police department mitch silver and jonathan wackrow, a former secret service agent. whoever fired a gun 33 times in a subway station behind me is still on the loose this morning. someone who would walk in a subway with a hatchet, a gun, with all t
new york city mayor eric adams, homeless people in the subway system, and also gun violence. he praised the mta for responding to quickly, the mayor said. president zelenskyy is thanking president biden for calling russia s action in this country genocide. the worst may still be yet to come. russian forces deploying in eastern ukraine in preparation for a large-scale assault. and look at this new video of what appears to be explosions from cluster munitions in a civilian area in kharkiv. you see an explosion of a building there on the left and then you see the scattered explosions that come in the moments afterwards. at least four blasts seconds apart. the use of munitions may amount to war crimes, according to the u.n. ukrainian military reports a five-hour battle overnight with russian forces in the central zaporizhzhia region. i want to begin with the latest on the manhunt. jason carroll here. people going about their lives. at the same time, there s a very active manh